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Generating and Using Electricity
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Generating and Using Electricity
(from the Why Science Matters series)
In Generating and Using Electricity, we find out how electricity is generated from many sources, including waves, wind, and the Sun. Learn about electric charge, cells and batteries, generators, and electric motors. We see how power plants distribute electricity, how we get usable voltages in our homes, and how low-energy bulbs can reduce our energy consumption. And we discover cutting-edge technologies, such as plastic that conducts electricity, microbial fuel cells, and generators that run at –196ºC (–321ºF).
Author: Andrew Solway
Size:  7 5/8 x 9 5/8  •  Copyright: 2009  •  Publisher:  Heinemann  •  Pages:  56
Subjects: Secondary Technology
Features:  Bullets, Captions, Chart/Graph, Fact box/Side bar, Labels
Title ISBN: 9781432924881 (1432924885)  •  Price: $9.49
6-Pack ISBN: 9781432924959 (1432924958) •  Price: $56.94
Guided Reading Level: Z  •  Lexile Level: 1100L
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Why Science Matters
These titles demonstrate how the science we learn in school is important in every aspect of our everyday lives. Using case studies and investigations, each book describes the development of science and technologies that can improve our lives—or lead to new scientific challenges and controversies.
ISBN: 9781432925178 (1432925172)  •  Price: $161.33